Māori culture is at the heart of Aotearoa – New Zealand. From place names and stories to food, language and identity, it shapes how we see and experience this land. As tangata whenua (the people of the land), Māori have a deep connection to whenua – the land – and this relationship is reflected in […]
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Planning to explore both islands of Aotearoa – New Zealand by campervan? Then you’ll likely cross the iconic Te Moana-o-Raukawa – Cook Strait. This isn’t just a connection between Te Ika-a-Māui and Te Waipounamu — it’s an unforgettable experience in itself. Just know that it’s totally weather and wind dependent — some days are calm
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Whether you’re travelling across Aotearoa – New Zealand in your campervan or flying across the world to unfamiliar places, one thing you shouldn’t forget is your digital safety. A VPN (Virtual Private Network) might not be the first thing you pack but it should be. We use Surfshark VPN when we’re on the road and
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When it comes to craft beer in Aotearoa – New Zealand, Te Whanganui-a-Tara – Wellington knows how to pour with passion. This vibrant capital is not just famous for its windy hills and café culture — it’s also home to more breweries per capita than almost anywhere else on Earth. According to NZ Herald, Wellington
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Aotearoa is home to some of the world’s most stunning wines, thanks to our long sunshine hours, varied microclimates and passionate winemakers. While Marlborough often steals the international spotlight with its vibrant Sauvignon Blancs, there are incredible wine experiences across both Te Ika-a-Māui (North Island) and Te Waipounamu (South Island) especially when explored by campervan.
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If there’s one thing that unites us across towns, islands and generations in Aotearoa – New Zealand, it’s rugby. Whether it’s a backyard game with cousins, a packed-out stadium humming with excitement or a classic night in with whānau and friends — a hearty feed, a drink in hand, yelling at the TV and the
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Imagine waking up beside the greens, surrounded by birdsong and crisp morning air. With nearly 400 golf courses scattered across Aotearoa – New Zealand, it’s easy to blend your love of the game with breathtaking scenery — and a motorhome is the perfect way to follow the fairways without rushing the journey. Whether you’re an
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If you’re behind the wheel of a motorhome in Aotearoa – New Zealand, you’re already in for a treat. This country is built for road trips, with winding roads that hug dramatic coastlines, pass through snowcapped mountains and cut across rolling farmland and misty rainforests. Whether you’re exploring the wild West Coast or the volcanic
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Hiring a campervan is one of the best ways to experience Aotearoa – New Zealand. But if it’s your first time, you probably have a few questions like whether your licence is valid, how much it cost or if freedom camping is allowed. We’ve pulled together the most frequently asked questions about campervan hire in
Here in Aotearoa – New Zealand, road trips are more than just a holiday — they’re a way of life. With our own campervan, we’ve spent plenty of time exploring the country’s backroads and beautiful campgrounds. But as more of our friends and whānau started asking where to book, we knew we needed to recommend